Take a look at these state-of-the-art, luxury aircraft interiors that skyrocket VIP aviation into a whole new stratosphere.

Rainbow watches have been adding some serious color to the luxury watch landscape lately, here are four of our favorites right now.

Few brands have a following so loyal that they even have a name of their own, yet Panerai does. For many people owning one of their watches is a love-affair. They are large and robust, yet also radiate a flair that you would not expect from such a generously sized watch. They often make you wonder if the form is following function or that it is, in fact, the other way around? At Haute Time these are our favourite watches from the brand:

Slated to replace Vanquish as the manufacturer’s flagship model, DBS Superleggera is touted as a rival of the Ferrari 812 Superfast

Rolex has been active in the world of golf for over half a century. It does so as a sponsor and timekeeper for the most prestigious golf tournaments on some of the most challenging course and, of course, on the wrist of many champions. But it also plays an important role more behind the scenes, where Rolex contributes to getting a new generation of players ready to make a mark of their own in this challenging sport.

The tourbillon is one of the most highly regarded complications you can buy in a wristwatch. The reasons for this are usually a combination of its perceived technical difficulty together with its aesthetic beauty. The contribution of a tourbillon to the precision of a wristwatch is always a heavily debated topic.

Our watch of the week is actually a series of watches, as Vacheron Constantin took everybody's breath away last SIHH by introducing five versions of the Métiers d'Art Les Aérostiers. These watches pay tribute to the early days of aviation when hot air balloons where the first means for humankind to explore the earth from above.